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The former Labour home secretary said they are inaccessible for blind and visually impaired people.

Simon Case suggested to MPs it was ‘easier’ to reform the all-male Garrick Club ‘from within rather than chuck rocks from the outside’.

Rishi Sunak will face both Prime Minister’s Questions and a session with the Tory 1922 Committee on Wednesday.

Scott Mitchell is to attend a Downing Street summit on dementia on Wednesday.

Mark Drakeford, the outgoing leader of the Welsh Labour government, had to fight back tears as he gave his final speech in the Welsh Parliament.

A panel found that many employers want ‘do to the right thing’, but are introducing measures without the support of evidence.

It comes as JK Rowling said she would not remove social media comments which could breach hate crime laws coming into effect in April.

The Metropolitan Police said its investigation into the ‘awful attacks’ remained a ‘complex and ongoing policing operation’.

Foreign Secretary Lord David Cameron wants Israel to allow more crossings to open and for healthcare, water and sanitation to be restored.

The poll, of 1,012 UK teachers, suggests that 13% think a new grading system for exams should be formulated which ‘assumes the use of AI’.

Severn Trent Water, United Utilities Water, Yorkshire Water, Northumbrian Water and Anglian Water appeared at the Competition Appeal Tribunal.

The DUP introduced the applicability motion to the NI Assembly.

Channel 4 Ventures, the broadcaster’s investment arm, said the launch of its new initiative Untapped is the first of its kind in the industry.

Christina Robinson, 30, denies murdering her son Dwelaniyah at the family home in Durham.

Mark Drakeford, who will deliver his resignation speech later today, has faced his final First Minister’s Questions.

Police shot the animal that was found to be dangerously out of control in south London on Monday.

All 32 local authorities will now not raise council tax following assurances from the Scottish Government.

The Prime Minister said the meeting would ‘bring together our European friends’ to address shared challenges such as illegal migration.

Police were called to a disturbance at a property on Longridge Road, Kensington on Sunday at 3.06pm.

Stormont Economy Minister Conor Murphy described lowering corporation tax to compete with Ireland as a ‘race to the bottom’.